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I'm not sure how "HIV+ positive people must be tracked" follows from "HIV+ people can make mistakes". By that logic, everyone's movements and personal details
by dictum 8y ago
I'm not sure how "HIV+ positive people must be tracked" follows from "HIV+ people can make mistakes".
By that logic, everyone's movements and personal details should be tracked by the police/government/some third-party because there's a risk, someday, of someone sexually assaulting (or committing any other crime against) someone else.
- lostmsu 8y agoI am a radical anti-privacy person, so I am all for a variant of that, where the 3rd party is everyone. "That logic" assumes there's little harm in having that data public. Unlike police tracking, which has proven to be a terrible idea.
- IAmEveryone 8y agoPlease tell us your name, address, and a link to a nude photo.
- lostmsu 8y agoMost of that is a public information, that you can look up. Can't give you a link to a nude photo, as I don't have one. But surely you must understand, no privacy can only work when it is universal. Its a simple prisoner's dilemma.
- matt4077 8y ago@> no privacy can only work when it is universal. Great, so you agree there shouldn’t be a HIV database, until everyone’s nudes, income, and porn searches are online. I can life with that, actually.
- thecatspaw 8y ago> Most of that is a public information, that you can look up. So, Victor, is that why you're hiding behind a pseudonym and avoiding questions?